"At the request of the Japanese shogun Isoroku Yamamoto and at my suggestion, a UN committee on genocide is to be set up in Manchukuo. In this committee, all states of the world would have the right to speak and, if voting takes place, the right to vote. The aim is to find a solution to the emerging conflict between Japan and Manchukuo. Since the government of Manchukuo has moved to put pressure on the Japanese minority in the country by expulsion, detention in camps and daily violent attacks, the time has come to deal with this issue.

If the committee were to be approved, I would like to see Far Eastern states, in particular, take the floor here and seek a solution with the international community.

All the countries of the world are entitled to vote in Essen. The election to create a UN committee on genocide in Manchukuo runs until 13 January to 16:00.
Those who agree to the establishment of the committee vote with Aye, all others with Nay. The majority prevails."

„With all due respect to Japanese authorities, the Republic of Shenzhou can not agree with the proposal.

First and foremost, the intention is clearly to discredit the overall friendly and peaceful people of Manchukuo. Until now, Japan has not provided any solid proof that said crimes are committed on the soil of Manchukuo. In fact, our best experts believe the presented evidence to be fake. Even the presented demographic numbers and ethnic mix of the population do not seem to add up with the actual facts. However, we have to acknowledge that Manchukuo is indeed in turmoil and that, therefore, no reliable numbers exist. However, 8 million japanese in Manchukuo seem hardly believable, given that Manchukuo was part of the empire of Qina for more than 450 years in total.

Secondly, the proclaimed piracy issues in the japanese sea should not be subject of an individual board, since there is already a conference dealing with that issue. In our eyes, therefore does not justify yet another panel. Shenzhou is the biggest economy in Essen, and suffers even worse from piracy than Japan - a Likedeeler state, I have to stress - does.

Third and most importantly, it is our believe that Manchukuo is in fact a subject of Denocizia - formerly know as South Manchukuo. Therefore, any panel dealing with the Manchukuo situation should only aim at restoring President Hojo Ajiro's rightful rule within the historical boundaries of this nation, which is clearly not the case in the japanese proposal.

Therefore, we recommend other nations to reject the proposal as well. Thank you.“

The Republic of Qazaqstan rejects the ideals suggested by Japan that our ally is implementing state policy for the oppression of an ethnic minority within their territory. The Qazaqstan Diplomat Corps within Denociza has never recorded a single instance of state sponsored discrimination against the Japanese in Denociza or any other ethnic group or nationality. Qazaqstan a nation of islands has built up the world's largest economy on the back of international commerce and has suffered the scourge of piracy more than many nations; as such Qazaq commercial shipments experience the lowest rate of pirate attacks in the Sea of Japan and we reject the further diminishing of state sovereignty on the basis of piracy.

"Hitler wanted to destroy Russia, everyone needs to remember how that ended"

"Your second point, President Xu Liu, I am afraid I must firmly reject. This is not primarily about piracy in East Asia and not about the Manchukuo raids on Japanese ships, but exclusively about the situation in Manchukuo itself, where the Japanese minority is threatened.

However, I understand your other two points. I would therefore have a proposal. If the vote ends with 'Nay' or 'draw', we should discuss the whole issue in the United Nations House. If, by then, Japan can provide clear evidence of the threatening situation of the Japanese minority in Manchukuo, which should not be difficult because we already have evidence of it in Froktenia itself, we will reopen the discussion and try to find a solution to the problem. I hope very much, of course, that Denocizia will be involved in the discussion."

Zu den Bevölkerungszahlen: Mandschukuo war von 1900 bis 1945 ein enger Verbündeter Japans. In dieser Zeit wurden 6 Millionen Japaner in den Küstengebieten Mandschukuos angesiedelt - teilweise auf Wunsch des Kaisers von Mandschukuo. Japan hat - auch in den dunklen Jahren des Kommunismus in diesem Teil der ehemaligen Gebiete Chinas und Japans, Mengukuo und Mandschukuo - immer Botschaften und diplomatische Vertretungen in allen größeren Städten Mandschukuos unterhalten. Wir haben auch Verzeichnisse aller japanisch-stämmigen Bürger in Mandschukuo. Diese lege ich hier ebenfalls vor. Wie Sie sehen können, sind die letzten Verzeichnisse von 1997, also kurz vor dem Beginn der Krise. Damals gab es in Mandschukuo mehr als 8.500.000 Bürger, die japanische Vorfahren hatten."
Shogun Isoroku Yamamoto:
"The importance of this topic is so high that I myself have traveled to this discussion and I am accompanied by the very courageous Umagi Yabukui, who, although only 14 years old, has already experienced things that are inexpressible." Umagi-san I am ready to testify before this committee should this become necessary, but I definitely do not want to do so out of consideration for the young Umagi-san.
I have footage taken by the 1st Tokubetsu Rikusentai company in Manchukuo. It shows the camp Tarawa, which is located near the coast. In this camp are about one hundred thousand Japanese crowded together - all survivors from the villages and towns around Tarawa around, which - as the next pictures show - are almost deserted. The Rikusentai soldiers also located a mass grave near Tarawa during their two-day stay. Here are buried more than a thousand Japanese men and boys whose families are located in Tarawa. Tai-I Yohei Kurita has taken several skulls out of the grave, regardless of her own salvation and spiritual purity. Here are the investigative reports from the Naval Laboratory in Nagasaki: all 6 skulls are from Japanese men between 9 and 39 years of age. They all show injuries from blunt blows and bullets with the typical Manchukuo army caliber.

To the population: Manchukuo was from 1900 to 1945 a close ally of Japan. During this time, 6 million Japanese were settled in the coastal areas of Manchukuo - partly at the request of the Emperor of Manchukuo. Even in the dark years of Communism in this part of the former China and Japan, Mengukuo and Manchukuo, Japan has always maintained embassies and diplomatic missions in all major cities of Manchukuo. We also have directories of all Japanese-born citizens in Manchukuo. I present this too. As you can see, the last directories are from 1997, just before the beginning of the crisis. At that time, there were more than 8,500,000 citizens in Manchukuo who had Japanese ancestors. "

The Denocizian statement on the emerging allegations of genocide in northern Manchuria:

- The territory is neighbouring to Denocizia and the lack of political stability in the territory is a dire national security concern to Denocizia and its' people. The heavily militarised border is enforced at great cost to the taxpaying people of Denocizia and yet still an estimated 30'000 northern Manchurians sneak into Denocizia illegally. We have no documentation of these people and there is evidence many of them contribute to criminal activity in Denocizia. The combined cost of the military border and cost to domestic police is number somewhere between 5-20 billion Dine (the domestic currency).

- Previously the territories of northern Manchuria and Denocizia had existed under one nation, within a totalitarian regime which had been eventually defeated by popular revolution. Unfortunately the revolution involved mass upheaval and sectarian violence that split our nation into two. Many families in Denocizia have relatives within the ungoverned territory and have been separated for decades.

- Piracy affects all of the trading nations within the Far East and that is exasperated by the lack of strong government in north Manchuria/Manchukuo. However this effect is ten fold for Denocizia. Criminal organisations exploit the instability to import drugs and enact human trafficking within Denocizia to an extent that other nations just do not experience.

Because of the reasons above we propose that any crimes against humanity happening in North Manchuria/Manchukuo are not a cause of instability and human suffering, they are symptomatic of a much greater problem lying at the heart; which is stable government. Denocizia is quickly becoming a model for states that are emerging from a crisis situation like that of our northern neighbour and we would like to immediately begin sending humanitarian aid and gradually begin allowing Denocizian military to combat insurgent extremist groups within the territory and allow our special forces to begin a campaign against crime rings within the northern territory.

The people to the north are just as Denocizian as those to the south and the solution should have our people at the forefront of any solution.

"I see and hear the different opinions here very well in the course of the discussion about this rejected resolution. I think that we should consult in the UN and try to find a common solution. In any case, it is clear that we need a solution to this Manchukuo crisis. The way I see it, the current situation is unacceptable to Japan and Denocizia. I would therefore like to deepen the discussion in the UN Chamber.

Should the Manchukuo government actually threaten and combat the Japanese minority in the country, however, I do not consider a stabilisation of this government to be a solution, as it can then only take more organised action against minorities in the country!"